Posted on 05/05/2016 5:17:46 AM PDT by GIdget2004
MSNBC's Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough has been accused -- often quite convincingly -- of being in the tank for Donald Trump. But the former Republican congressman said Thursday that unless Trump curbs his extreme views, he will not have Scarborough's vote.
Scarborough said Trump comes up short "on Latinos, women, on so many other things ... The convention offers him an opportunity -- will be the first time a lot of Americans have really looked at Donald Trump the candidate. We see this all the time. The vice presidential selection offers him an opportunity."
Scarborough also pointed out that Trump will need to start cutting back on his extreme rhetoric sooner rather than later. "I'm never going to vote for a guy who says they are going to ban somebody because of the god they worship. And he's got to have to make that turn fast. He didn't do it yesterday. Maybe he does it over the next couple of weeks," Scarborough said.
Many Republicans have said this week that they will not vote for Donald Trump, despite him being the presumptive nominee.
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Hey Joe, The Donald is doing just fine without your support...
And don't forget their recent charming little habit of actually crucifying children who refuse to apostasize to Islam. A new low even for the Islamofascists. You have to wonder what they plan as their next festival of unprecedented evil. "Religion of peace," my ass!
Give the demands a rest Joe!
Trump is the front runner because of the his so called ‘extreme views’
Lets see Joe vs everyone else. Sorry Joe, you lose.
Who’s to say Trump doesn’t regard Joe’s views as extreme?
CA....
“Please, Democrat friends on the party circuit, please still think I’m cool!”
What extreme views? He’s not as far right as I’d like.
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